Sentence examples for hazards in response to from inspiring English sources

Nine organizations, including the Southern Alliance, said on Wednesday that they would sue to try to block the license because the commission had not adequately analyzed the new reactors' design for hazards in response to last year's disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan.

Chinese participants tended to provide lower ratings of hazard in response to labels, but hazard perceived in response to products did not significantly differ as a function of culture.

In the current study, 44 Chinese and 40 US college students rated their perceived hazard in response to warning labels and products and attempted to match products with warning labels communicating the same level of hazard.

We report that per flies have shortened healthspan as evidenced by their increased mortality hazard in response to homeostatic challenge during aging.

Given the increased mortality hazard in response to hyperoxia in per mutants, we next assessed the levels of oxidative damage incurred after 24 h hyperoxia exposure at the age of 5, 20, 35 and 50 days in both genotypes.

Glacier recession and formation of glacial lakes along with outburst flood hazards are increasing in response to changing climate in the Himalayan region.

In response to these hazards, a worldwide system was established to alert pilots by radio about volcanic eruption clouds and their probable extent.

Who could argue with Lawrence E. Joseph's efforts in "The Sun Also Surprises" (Op-Ed, Aug. 16) to encourage disaster readiness in response to potential hazards from the sun's 11-year solar cycle of storms?

For example, if you quickly take your foot off the gas pedal in response to motoring hazards in front of you, the car will automatically activate the brake.

Scientists are increasingly called upon to help governments shape policies and regulations in response to potential hazards and emerging crises.

Older drivers exhibited greater speed reduction in response to dynamic hazards; whereas, young driver maintained higher speed, as compared to normal driving, when confronted with static hazards.